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by aliboy123
05 Nov 2016, 14:52
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: WHO WINS? Anthony Joshua vs. Hughie Fury
Replies: 27
Views: 1321

Re: WHO WINS? Anthony Joshua vs. Hughie Fury

Hughie is a decent boxer but doesn't have the physicality to trouble AJ. and I don't see it coming in 3, 4 or even 5 years. this is a pity as he has a lot of talent
by aliboy123
27 Oct 2016, 13:27
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Kostya Tszyu
Replies: 18
Views: 1173

Re: Kostya Tszyu

2nd tier light welter for me - a really hurtful right hand elevates him to a level the rest of his boxing perhaps doesn't deserve (i'm speaking of the pantheon of true greatness here)

however - he was always great to watch and his destructions of Judah, Mitchell were very good :TU: :TU:
by aliboy123
18 Oct 2016, 18:19
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Middleweight: Chris Pyatt vs. Michael Watson
Replies: 6
Views: 279

Re: Middleweight: Chris Pyatt vs. Michael Watson

Watson outpoints chris although pyatt looks to win the early rounds - runs out of gas, gets outboxed
by aliboy123
10 Oct 2016, 13:42
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Aaron Pryor - RIP
Replies: 14
Views: 491

Re: Aaron Pryor - RIP

terrible news.........RIP champ and thanks for the email chat we had - top guy :salut:
by aliboy123
08 Oct 2016, 17:38
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: The great Jimmy McLarnin
Replies: 22
Views: 645

Re: The great Jimmy McLarnin

the greatest era in the history of boxing - what i'd give to have been there to see these great men duke it out :box: :TU: I agree but what about the 'lightweights' (135-154) during the eighties and early nineties that was a hell of a period as well. Mc Larnin, Canzonri, and Ross v. Leonard, Hearns...
by aliboy123
08 Oct 2016, 17:36
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Sid Nathan
Replies: 5
Views: 343

Re: Sid Nathan

good old sid :TU:
by aliboy123
07 Oct 2016, 17:05
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: The great Jimmy McLarnin
Replies: 22
Views: 645

Re: The great Jimmy McLarnin

the greatest era in the history of boxing - what i'd give to have been there to see these great men duke it out :box:
by aliboy123
07 Oct 2016, 17:01
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Sid Nathan
Replies: 5
Views: 343

Re: Sid Nathan

decent ref - nice fella - see him at the LEBA meetings...he is very old and a little fragile these days
by aliboy123
30 Sep 2016, 16:33
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Best Fighting Family
Replies: 30
Views: 926

Re: Best Fighting Family

Keko wrote::lol: Zivic
whats funny about zivic?

gotta mention the finnegans - great fighters the pair of them :TU:
by aliboy123
25 Sep 2016, 17:12
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Golovkin’s stomach exercise routine...
Replies: 10
Views: 2721

Re: Golovkin’s stomach exercise routine...

I reckon I could do 3 a day - if I worked up to it for a couple of weeks :TU:
by aliboy123
23 Sep 2016, 13:49
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Scott Quigg
Replies: 75
Views: 2485

Re: Scott Quigg

because experts like horse do the rankings
by aliboy123
23 Sep 2016, 13:28
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Scott Quigg
Replies: 75
Views: 2485

Re: Scott Quigg

what does boxrec know about boxing!!
by aliboy123
23 Sep 2016, 12:34
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Scott Quigg
Replies: 75
Views: 2485

Re: Scott Quigg

rigondeaux is without question a superb practitioner of the art of boxing. look and learn kids :TU:
by aliboy123
21 Sep 2016, 16:49
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Who would be the last man you would get in a ring with?
Replies: 58
Views: 2789

Re: Who would be the last man you would get in a ring with?

Literally every man who has ever laced on a pair of gloves would be tied for first place. Most of them would probably make me cry during the ring instructions. Many would kill me, although I'm certain some of them would feel bad about doing so. If I had actual skills, I would avoid the Fritzie Zivi...
by aliboy123
20 Sep 2016, 13:46
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: You know who use to be a boxer . . .
Replies: 45
Views: 2800

Re: You know who use to be a boxer . . .

one of Americas greatest writers - Richard ford - boxed in the golden gloves I think hemingway's boxing career was largely in his own mind - although he did "manage" a few pugs Heavy charge - prove it and the literary world hate you - you're poking at the veneer of one of the lesser gods ...
by aliboy123
20 Sep 2016, 11:44
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Who would be the last man you would get in a ring with?
Replies: 58
Views: 2789

Re: Who would be the last man you would get in a ring with?

Literally every man who has ever laced on a pair of gloves would be tied for first place. Most of them would probably make me cry during the ring instructions. Many would kill me, although I'm certain some of them would feel bad about doing so. If I had actual skills, I would avoid the Fritzie Zivi...
by aliboy123
20 Sep 2016, 11:36
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: You know who use to be a boxer . . .
Replies: 45
Views: 2800

Re: You know who use to be a boxer . . .

one of Americas greatest writers - Richard ford - boxed in the golden gloves

I think hemingway's boxing career was largely in his own mind - although he did "manage" a few pugs
by aliboy123
18 Sep 2016, 16:55
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Who would be the last man you would get in a ring with?
Replies: 58
Views: 2789

Re: Who would be the last man you would get in a ring with?

facing a peak hagler would terrify me :verysad: or bobby chacon... if you went in with the best of bobby you knew you were going to have lay it all on the line :confused:[/quote] Was that supposed to sound like innuendo?[/quote] not sure what you mean...but what I DID mean was that chacon would forc...
by aliboy123
17 Sep 2016, 19:55
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Who would be the last man you would get in a ring with?
Replies: 58
Views: 2789

Re: Who would be the last man you would get in a ring with?

most of us just ignore him

facing a peak hagler would terrify me :verysad: or bobby chacon...if you went in with the best of bobby you knew you were going to have lay it all on the line :confused:
by aliboy123
17 Sep 2016, 19:48
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Best Boxing Books
Replies: 82
Views: 3851

Re: Best Boxing Books

wow! never heard of jerry quarry? that's saying something on a boxing forum! - check him out on youtube
by aliboy123
09 Sep 2016, 16:02
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: RIP Bobby Chacon
Replies: 23
Views: 969

Re: RIP Bobby Chacon

noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

BOBBY CHACON I LOVE YOU AAAAAAAHHH - THIS CANT BE TRUE.

MY FAVOURITE FIGHTER - YOU GAVE TOO MUCH BOBBY - YOU GAVE IT ALL

SAD SAD SAD DAY

IN PEACE, BOBBY CHACON
by aliboy123
05 Sep 2016, 17:50
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Confident Brook.
Replies: 42
Views: 1308

Re: Confident Brook.

if brook can avoid getting into the ring on Saturday night I think he might still have a decent career ahead of him :zzz:
by aliboy123
05 Sep 2016, 17:25
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Robert De Niro actually had four professional fights, Um?
Replies: 16
Views: 8036

Re: Robert De Niro actually had four professional fights, Um?

for a front line Hollywood actor to get in the ring to prepare for a role he would have to be massively protected. there is too much that might go wrong and cost the studios hundreds of thousands of dollars to put right
by aliboy123
03 Sep 2016, 19:10
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Boxing Movies
Replies: 105
Views: 13445

Re: Boxing Movies

:TU: I doubt I would have liked in the big screen either. It was not that it did not have a dramatic ending, it's that it was boring. People have different tastes; Scorese also did Taxi Driver, another movie that some people really like and I thought it was another movie that was extremely boring. ...
by aliboy123
03 Sep 2016, 19:08
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Boxing Movies
Replies: 105
Views: 13445

Re: Boxing Movies

not said by me - I loved the two films he mentioned - youre making it look like I found them boring which I didnt :doh: